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    SM Entertainment takes legal action over malicious posts about Winterโ—SM Entertainment Takes Legal Action Against Malicious Posts on WINTERโœ‰newsCultureEntertainment11 d ago

    SM Entertainment has announced it is pursuing legal action against malicious posts targeting Winter, a member of the K-pop group aespa. The agency said it would take firm measures against those spreading defamatory content about its artist, continuing its broader crackdown on online harassment of its performers.

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    Italy pushes finance, energy and defence measures as deficit stays below EU limitโ—ROME: Italy is moving ahead with measures focused on public finances, energy and defence, while government projections k๐•xIT03 d ago

    The Italian government is advancing a package of measures centred on public finances, energy and defence. Official projections indicate the 2026 budget deficit will remain below the European Union's 3% of GDP benchmark, a key threshold under EU fiscal rules. The combination of spending discipline and defence and energy priorities is drawing attention to Rome's economic direction.

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    Colorado Proposition NN would divert TABOR refunds to schoolsโ–ผProposition NN: Colorado TABOR refunds would be diverted to K-12 educationโœ‰newsLifeEducation5 d ago

    Colorado's Proposition NN would redirect TABOR tax refunds toward K-12 public education funding. Instead of returning surplus revenue to taxpayers, the measure would channel that money to schools. The proposal is drawing attention as voters weigh whether relieving districts from budget pressure is worth giving up their refund checks under the state's tax limit.

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    EU trade chief heads to Beijing amid growing deficit concernsโ—Vor EU-Besuch in China: Erwartungen so hoch wie das Handelsdefizit Europas Wirtschaft leidet unter Exporten aus China. KMmastodonWorldEU Politics73 d ago

    Ahead of an EU trade commissioner's visit to Beijing, European governments are pressing for new trade instruments against China. Berlin and Paris in particular want stronger tools to counter the flood of Chinese exports that is weighing on European industry, with the EU's record trade deficit with China setting the backdrop for the talks.

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    Colorado Proposition NN would steer $500 million a year to K-12 schoolsโ–ผProposition NN aims to add $500 million annually to K-12 education without tax hikeโœ‰newsLifeEducation11 d ago

    Proposition NN in Colorado proposes directing an additional $500 million annually to K-12 education without raising taxes. The measure, covered by the Sentinel Colorado, would fund schools through a reallocation of existing money rather than a new levy. Details on which programs or revenue sources would be redirected were not specified in early coverage.

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    German Chancellor Merz Visits Kyiv, Announces Drone Cooperationโ–ผ๐Ÿ”ด BREAKING German Chancellor Merz Visits Kyiv and Announces Drone Cooperation German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited KMmastodonWorldDiplomacy25 d ago

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Kyiv as Russian strikes continued, announcing new support measures for Ukraine, including plans for joint drone cooperation. He used the visit to urge President Vladimir Putin to end the war. The trip signals continued German backing for Kyiv and a focus on drone technology as a key area of defense cooperation between the two countries.

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    Ukraine urges tighter sanctions after Russian strikes snarl Kyivโ—Ukraine calls for tighter sanctions as Russian attacks spark Kyiv gridlock https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/2/u kMmastodonWorld17 d ago

    Ukraine is calling for stronger international sanctions against Russia following a wave of attacks that caused major traffic gridlock in Kyiv. The strikes disrupted movement across the capital, underlining the ongoing pressure on Ukrainian infrastructure, and Kyiv is using the moment to press Western partners for tougher measures against Moscow.

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    How the Public Judges K-12 Schoolsโ—Eye on Education: How the public judges, or misjudges, K-12 schoolsโœ‰newsLifeEducation2 d ago

    A new 'Eye on Education' feature examines how the public evaluates K-12 schools, exploring the gap between popular perceptions of school quality and the realities inside classrooms. The piece looks at how families, voters and policymakers form judgments about schools, and where those judgments may mislead. Education observers say public opinion often shapes school policy even when it diverges from measured outcomes.

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    New California law clarifies K-12 arts education fundingโ–ผSome California schools were confused about K-12 arts funding. A new law adds clarityโœ‰newsCultureArt8 d ago

    A new California law is clarifying Proposition 28, the ballot measure that guaranteed annual funding for arts and music education in K-12 public schools. Many school districts had been confused about how the money could be spent and reported. The new legislation aims to resolve that uncertainty and help schools use the arts funding as intended.

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    Measure K would make Orange a charter city in 2026 electionโ–ผ2026 Election: Measure K would make Orange a charter cityโœ‰newsWorldElections6 d ago

    Voters in Orange, California, will decide Measure K in the 2026 election, a ballot measure that would change the city's status to a charter city. Charter cities in California operate under their own locally adopted governing charters rather than certain state general laws, giving them greater control over municipal affairs. Coverage from the Orange County Register highlights the measure as one to watch on the local ballot.